Location

College of Maritime Transport and Technology

Objectives

• should satisfactory understand the basic principles and information's of ship’s stability, and understanding ship stability requirements during maneuvering timeThis course aims to give the candidate a basic knowledge about the principles operation of ship’s gear, the principles of stowage and securing, the securing of different ships types including dangerous goods, how to establish and maintain effective communication during ships handling.The course meet the mandatory minimum requirements for knowledge understanding and proficiency in table A-11/1 of STCW 78, as amended (Manila 2010) for the function of cargo handling and stowage at the operational level, In addition to IMO Model Course 7.03.

Outcomes

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Course Contents

1. Introduction about ship stability.2. Density, Buoyancy and Law of flotation.3. Displacement and the effect of density on ship’s draft.4. Transverse Stoical Stability.5. Stable ship, Unstable ship, and Neutral equilibriums6. Slack tanks and free surface effects.7. Load lines and free board marks8. Increase of Draft due to the List/Heel9. The curve of stoical Stability10. Effects of side winds on stability11. Synchronous, and Parametric Rolling of Ships1. Definitions 2. ships Handling in Safe operation -Precautions before operations of securing ships3. Inspection and preparation of gears4. Securing all gear5. Ships Handling equipment6. Types of ships7. Container cargo8. Liquid Bulk9. Dangerous Cargoes10. Dry Bulk Cargo